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Globe and MailRed Cross rebukes diplomat over Afghan torture allegationsCanada.comBy Matthew Fisher, Canwest News servicenovember 29, 2009 4:30 PM Canadian diplomat Richard Colvin waits to testify before the Commons Special Committee on the Canadian Mission in Afghanistan on Parliament Hill in Ottawa November 18, 2009. ...Canada won't extend Afghan mission, Harper saysGlobe and MailExpected increase in US troops could impact Canada's efforts...
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Yonhap+ (AP) - SEOUL, Nov. 27 (Kyodo)—U.S. President Barack Obama's intelligence chief visited South Korea earlier this week to discuss Seoul's plan to deploy troops in Afghanistan and North Korea's nuclear weapons program, Yonhap News Agency ...
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From search.msn.com
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Allegations that detainees in Afghanistan transferred by Canadians were likely tortured made headlines in China on Thursday, just weeks before Prime Minister Stephen Harper's first visit to the economic superpower.
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From del.icio.us
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CBS NewsObama sets date for Afghan strategy announcementBBC NewsUS President Barack Obama is to make his long-awaited announcement on US strategy in Afghanistan next Tuesday, the White House has said. During a visit to the West Point military academy, he will reveal how many extra troops he has decided to send to ...Obama will unveil Afghan troops move at West PointThe Associated PressUS will be out of Afghanistan by 2017 -White HouseReuters...
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Allegations that Afghan detainees transferred by Canadians were likely tortured made headlines in China, just weeks before Prime Minister Stephen Harper's first visit to the economic superpower.
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From rss.cbc.ca
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According to data published by the US Defense Department, one in every four combat soldiers quit the Afghan National Army during the year ending in September. This high desertion rate not only flies in the face of US officials' long-time praise for the army as a success story - it is also very bad news for US President Barack Obama's latest Afghan strategy. - Gareth Porter (Nov 25, '09)
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From atimes.com
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SEOUL, South Korea President Barack Obama said Wednesday that he was still weeks away from deciding how many more U.S. troops to send to Afghanistan and that he would like to fire officials who had leaked details of his deliberations to the news media.
"We have deliberations in the situation room for a reason; we're making life and death decisions that affect how our troops are able to operate in a theater of war. For people to be...
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From sacbee.com
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BBC - Found 1 hour agoUS public support for the Afghan campaign is declining, polls show US President Barack Obama is to make his long-awaited announcement on US strategy in Afghanistan next Tuesday, the White House has said. During a visit to the West Point military academy, he will reveal how many extra troops he has ...
Gibbs: Obama to Emphasize Afghan Exit Strategy in Tuesday Address - ABC News...
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From news.ask.com
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SEOUL, South Korea — President Barack Obama said Wednesday that he was still weeks away from deciding how many more U.S. troops to send to Afghanistan and that he'd like to fire officials who'd leaked details of his deliberations to the news media.
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From mcclatchydc.com
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Via The News International in Pakistan: Another Afghan dies of swine flu in Peshawar. Well, suspected flu, anyway. Excerpt:Another Afghan suspected of contracting swine flu virus succumbed to the fatal disease at the Hayatabad Medical Complex (HMC) on Tuesday night,...
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